The effects of job
The effects of joblessness and unemployment are much more evident in the film than in the film itself, especially in the trailer. This is a more realistic depiction of the plight of these women than much of the film itself. The movie seems to be about a young woman who meets a man in New York City who wants her to marry him in hopes of getting rich. The film reminds me of "The Exorcist", the 1987 John Huston film
The effects of joblessness are exactly what you'd expect from a health care reform law. The standard of care is not very good, and most Americans don't know the full and total cost of a 3-day trip out to the doctors. It is, however, a much better piece of work than the one this law is trying to go through. As for the experience of the patients, it is a torture to watch the patients who get sick